Turn on Cloud MCP in Kaption
In WhatsApp Web with the Kaption extension (Chrome or Edge), open AI Assistants (MCP) › Cloud Bridge › Enable. In the Kaption desktop app, switch on Cloud MCP in Settings. Keep Kaption open while Cursor works.
Tell Cursor what to post and when. It drafts the updates, shows you the exact text, channel and time, and schedules them through Kaption once you say yes: one post, a week of up to 14, or the same update to up to 10 channels and communities.
MCP server address
https://mcp.kaptionai.com/mcpShort answer
Connect WhatsApp to Cursor with Kaption’s MCP server and ask “plan next week’s posts for my Bakery channel, one a day at 9 AM”. Cursor drafts them, lists each text and time, and schedules them after you confirm. Kaption posts each one from WhatsApp on your computer when it is due. It works in the Kaption app for Mac and Windows now, and in Chrome and Edge with the next extension update.
Kaption open on your computer (the extension in WhatsApp Web, in Chrome or Edge, or the Kaption desktop app) with Cloud MCP on, a Kaption account (every account starts with 60 days of Business, unlimited; after that, a plan with credits), and Cursor. Setup takes three steps:
In WhatsApp Web with the Kaption extension (Chrome or Edge), open AI Assistants (MCP) › Cloud Bridge › Enable. In the Kaption desktop app, switch on Cloud MCP in Settings. Keep Kaption open while Cursor works.
Click Add to Cursor on the setup page, or add https://mcp.kaptionai.com/mcp as a server named whatsapp in ~/.cursor/mcp.json (every project) or .cursor/mcp.json (one project).
Enter your phone number and the 6-digit code Kaption sends you on WhatsApp. Then ask the agent in Cursor’s chat; there is no API key to paste.
Copy a prompt, paste it into Cursor and change the names to your own chats and contacts.
Draft three posts for my Bakery channel about this week’s specials and schedule them for Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9 AM. Show me everything first.
Plan next week for my channel: one short post a day at 8 AM. List the texts and times before you schedule anything.
Post the same update to my two channels and the Neighbours community: “We’re closed on Monday for the holiday.” Let me confirm first.
Which channel posts are still waiting to go out? Cancel the one for Friday.
Write a channel post about today’s release from the changelog in this repo and schedule it for 5 PM. Show me the text first.
Scheduled posts wait in Kaption on your computer and go out from your WhatsApp there. Cursor sees your channel names, the recent posts it reads and the texts you agree on.
Kaption’s relay at mcp.kaptionai.com checks your sign-in and passes each request to Kaption on your computer, which runs it against your WhatsApp and sends back only the answer; the relay does not keep your chats. What comes back, such as message text, names and numbers, goes to Cursor, which handles it under its own privacy terms. Locked chats are never visible to the assistant, and you can disconnect at any time.
No. Before any post, schedule or change, Cursor shows you the exact text, the channels and the times, and waits for your yes. Posting also needs “Assistants can send messages” turned on in Kaption, with sending “From this computer”.
In the Kaption app for Mac and Windows, version 0.97.0 or newer. In WhatsApp Web with the Chrome or Edge extension, it comes with the next extension update.
Scheduling is not proof of delivery. Ask Cursor which channel posts are still waiting, missed or failed, or open the channel in WhatsApp to check.
Yes. The Cursor setup page has an Add to VS Code button, and any editor that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth can use the same address.
Turn on Cloud MCP in Kaption, add the address to Cursor and sign in with a code on WhatsApp.
Set up WhatsApp in Cursor